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...think it’s wonderful to be an elitist,” says John I. Simon ’46. “You shouldn??t eat shit when you can eat caviar.” Perhaps it’s all the talk of theater, but my drama-class instincts come rushing back when I hear him say the E-word so proudly, and I do a double take. But I shouldn??t be surprised; we’ve been dancing around the question of elitism all evening.And for good reason. No mere triple...
Though far better-spoken, handsomer, and much more Georginian, Sam has expressed excitement at being looked on in the same favorable manner that fellow Sports-defecter Evan R. Johnson currently is. Shouldn??t be too hard to top that though, since Sam has already proven himself more than capable at not ruining our eardrums...
...more openings than affirmative action,” she said.But students generally responded positively to the event. “I thought it was absolutely hilarious,” Shai D. Bronshtein ’09 said. “It’s the kind of stuff you shouldn??t be laughing at, but then you realize that it’s okay in the spirit of humor, and you kind of just let yourself go,” Emily S. Etheridge ’09 said. Adrienne M. White ’08 said...
...love the military and those who don’t. Just like “Alice’s Restaurant” isn’t really about littering, the Solomon debate isn’t really about gay people. That doesn’t mean gays and lesbians shouldn??t be allowed to enlist. They should. But the debate on this campus has been about far more than gay rights. It has been about the very nature of the military and our relationship to it as Harvard students.From what I’ve heard, the pro-Solomon...
...effective one. In the promotion of his 500-page guidebook Marc Zawel, a first-time author and recent graduate of Cornell University, claims that he has consulted “the people who know best.” There is a system to be beat, so why shouldn??t Ivy Leaguers be the ones to reap the benefits of the million-dollar industry that has developed around the frenzy of college admissions? Prospective applicants might benefit from the book’s “key insights” on applying or they might not, but current students...